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kayaoil

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Hi guys,

I am looking to get a new rig that can possibly last for the next 5-6 years. Using it for a combination of work/play (e.g. PES, FPS games).

Below is what I have come up with and hope to get some feedback or recommendation on the items or places to buy. Prices quoted below are from Dynacore except for the RAM (from Amazon).

1) CPU - i7-11700K

2) Motherboard - MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon (Bundle with CPU at S$1,122) or MSI MAG Z590 Tomahawk WIFI (Bundle at S$999) Considering the price difference S$123 between these two, any advice on which one is better/more value for money?

3) RAM - Cruicial Ballistix 3600 MHz DDR 8GBx2 (S$136)

4) SSD - WD Black SN750 1TB (S$225)

5) PSU - Leadex iii SuperFlower 850W Gold (S$145) Looking for a full modular PSU (preferably 750-850W), any other recommendation?

6) Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black (S$66)

7) Case - Looking at Cooler Master or Corsair for the ATX case, any recommendation on this?

8) GPU - Using the integrated graphics for now

Thanks!
 

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I will chip in some since I also recently just completed my build last month. You may also want to list down your budget for the build?
7.7 Sales is tml, suggest you to add those parts to your wishlist in Lazada, Shopee. Get the vouchers if still available, then wack the list if pricing is flavorable to you. That's what I did during 6.6 and Prime.

SSD - WD SN750 1TB, u can get from Amazon SG as well. This is now $201.12. I got it cheaper ($162) during Prime Day. This is also supposedly internation warranty for WD, so no harm getting it cheaper from Amazon.

Cooler - Scythe brand is one you can look as well. Do a search in this forum.
 

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corsair 4000d super good airflow case, also i personally think cm212 is a pretty outdated cooler although it's very wellknown, bequiet/noctua might be a better option
 

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For the Intel k chip always good to invest 2 fan base cpu cooler with push pull air flow for potential OC/normal cooling because it will run hotter than non k chip.

Do consider the brands suggested by members in this thread and yes there are good options.
 

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I will chip in some since I also recently just completed my build last month. You may also want to list down your budget for the build?
7.7 Sales is tml, suggest you to add those parts to your wishlist in Lazada, Shopee. Get the vouchers if still available, then wack the list if pricing is flavorable to you. That's what I did during 6.6 and Prime.

SSD - WD SN750 1TB, u can get from Amazon SG as well. This is now $201.12. I got it cheaper ($162) during Prime Day. This is also supposedly internation warranty for WD, so no harm getting it cheaper from Amazon.

Cooler - Scythe brand is one you can look as well. Do a search in this forum.
Thanks for the tips! Hopefully can get some good deals from the 7.7 Sales.

Budget will be around S$1,800 excluding the GPU. Will search the forum for the Scythe brand.

Any suggestion on the Motherboard?
 

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do u have any theme in mind?
like rgb, pure white, full black and so

start from chassis u wan and filter the parts to look at
 

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corsair 4000d super good airflow case, also i personally think cm212 is a pretty outdated cooler although it's very wellknown, bequiet/noctua might be a better option
Will check out Corsair 4000d. Any other brands/models at similar price point to Corsair 4000d that I can consider too? My impression is that CM or Corsair cases are better (might be wrong), but also open to other brands.

For the cooler, bequiet will be referring to the shadow rock 3 model right? Any particular models of Noctua that I should look at? Thanks for helping!
 

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do u have any theme in mind?
like rgb, pure white, full black and so

start from chassis u wan and filter the parts to look at
No theme in mind, more towards functionality (i guess black) and don’t require any RGB.
 

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Memory can get Crucial ballistix 16GB 3600 for S$127 in amazon.sg.

Cooling wise, this is the HS i was looking at: Thermalright TS120 and Sycthe Mugen 5. You can consider them too.
 

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Memory can get Crucial ballistix 16GB 3600 for S$127 in amazon.sg.

Cooling wise, this is the HS i was looking at: Thermalright TS120 and Sycthe Mugen 5. You can consider them too.
Thanks for sharing the cooling models! Will check them out.

Yup I got the Crucial Ballistix price from Amazon SG but I factored in a $7-8 delivery fee quoted on the site.
 

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Thanks everyone for the inputs. Made some adjustments and the revised build is as follows:

1) CPU - i7-11700K

2) Motherboard - MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon (Bundle @ S$1,122) or MSI MAG Z590 Tomahawk WIFI (Bundle @ S$999)

3) RAM - Crucial Ballistix 3600 MHz DDR 8GBx2 (S$128 @ Amazon)

4) SSD - WD Black SN750 1TB (S$201 @ Amazon). Saw the heatsink variant at S$217, advisable to get the heatsink instead?

5) PSU - Leadex iii SuperFlower 850W Gold (S$158) or Corsair RM750 750W (S$175). Is it a good choice to switch it out for Corsair that has a longer warranty period but at a lower PSU? Assuming if I wish to upgrade to 32GB and potentially get a 3080 card in the future?

6) Cooler - Scythe Fuma 2 (S$75)

7) Case - Corsair 4000D Black (S$134)

Total cost: S$1,818 with Z590 Gaming Carbon. Appreciate the inputs so far thanks :)
 

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Convergent Intel build

i7 11700k + MSI Z590 Pro-A @ $909
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600mhz cl18 @ $180
Corsair Hydro H100i Pro XT Liquid Cooler @ $167
Western Digital Black SN850 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive @ $278
Corsair RM750 Gold Modular @ $175
Corsair 4000D Tempered Glass Mid-Tower @ $134

Total: $1843
 

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Thanks everyone for the inputs. Made some adjustments and the revised build is as follows:

1) CPU - i7-11700K

2) Motherboard - MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon (Bundle @ S$1,122) or MSI MAG Z590 Tomahawk WIFI (Bundle @ S$999)

3) RAM - Crucial Ballistix 3600 MHz DDR 8GBx2 (S$128 @ Amazon)

4) SSD - WD Black SN750 1TB (S$201 @ Amazon). Saw the heatsink variant at S$217, advisable to get the heatsink instead?

5) PSU - Leadex iii SuperFlower 850W Gold (S$158) or Corsair RM750 750W (S$175). Is it a good choice to switch it out for Corsair that has a longer warranty period but at a lower PSU? Assuming if I wish to upgrade to 32GB and potentially get a 3080 card in the future?

6) Cooler - Scythe Fuma 2 (S$75)

7) Case - Corsair 4000D Black (S$134)

Total cost: S$1,818 with Z590 Gaming Carbon. Appreciate the inputs so far thanks :)
SSD - check ur motherboard to see if the M2 slots come with the passive sink or not. If have, then no need heatsink variant. Can save money. My MSI B560 Tomahawk came with 2 Froz sinks for 2 of the slots. 3rd slot don have.
 

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Convergent Intel build

i7 11700k + MSI Z590 Pro-A @ $909
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600mhz cl18 @ $180
Corsair Hydro H100i Pro XT Liquid Cooler @ $167
Western Digital Black SN850 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive @ $278
Corsair RM750 Gold Modular @ $175
Corsair 4000D Tempered Glass Mid-Tower @ $134

Total: $1843
Thanks for sharing the build! Any reason for choosing Z590 Pro-A over the other MSI boards?

Also, any alternatives to the liquid cooler if I prefer an air cooler instead?
 

kayaoil

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SSD - check ur motherboard to see if the M2 slots come with the passive sink or not. If have, then no need heatsink variant. Can save money. My MSI B560 Tomahawk came with 2 Froz sinks for 2 of the slots. 3rd slot don have.
Very useful information! Took a look at the website and the motherboard indeed comes with two onboard M.2 Shield Frozr :)
 

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Thanks for sharing the build! Any reason for choosing Z590 Pro-A over the other MSI boards?

Also, any alternatives to the liquid cooler if I prefer an air cooler instead?
If compare, pay more for extra power phrase, better audio chipset(opt out), ax wifi, extra m.2 heatsink.
aio is getting cheaper and cleaner. dont have to worry chassis and ram clearance.

just play around with the budget
 

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Lazada Nvidia store have bundle of Motherboard + GPU + PSU, For GPU can check out convergent store on shopee still have stock
 

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Thanks for sharing the build! Any reason for choosing Z590 Pro-A over the other MSI boards?

Also, any alternatives to the liquid cooler if I prefer an air cooler instead?

Pro-A are for budget builds but if you are intending to build a system with i7 best go
for MSI MAG Z590 TOMAHAWK.
Better VRM, features like heatsink etc.

i7 11700k + MSI Z590 Tomahawk Wifi @ $1012
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3200mhz 2 X 8GB CL16 @ $179
Samsung 970 NVME 1TB - $249 (Promotion price)
Seasonic Focus GX-650 - $179
CM MASTERBOX MB540 - $159 (New model from Cooler Master)
CM MasterAIR MA410P RGB - $69
Total: $1847
Price taken from Fuwell, if you buy from them you can ask for best price.

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